Latest Research in Language Development and Disorders
23 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Language Development and Disorders
- Phonetics and Phonology Research — 10 papers
- Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism — 5 papers
- Language Development and Disorders — 4 papers
- Computation and Language — 3 papers
- Linguistic Variation and Morphology — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Shared structure and divergent phonetic grammars: prosodic fine-tuning of vowel nasalization in Australian and American English
- A Phonemically Comprehensive, ASCII-Only Romanization Scheme for Thai and Lao: Systematic Cross-Lingual Correspondence and Chinese-User-Friendly Design
- Acoustic correlates of diphthong and hiatus production in L2 Spanish learners
- Agent-First Bias in Children’s Sentence Comprehension: Evidence from Mandarin
- Voice onset time patterns of /t/ and /k/ in bilingual Saudi children with typical development and suspected speech disorders
- The role of cognitive and linguistic abilities on subject personal pronoun expression in Spanish-speaking children
- Tone-specific realization of declarative question intonation in Mandarin Chinese
- Children’s acquisition of syntax from distributional cues to phrase structure
- Phonetic Learning and Cultural Transmission in Accent Acquisition and Sound Symbolism
- Perceptual evidence for a gestural representation of aspiration
- Phonetic Learning and Cultural Transmission in Accent Acquisition and Sound Symbolism
- Evaluation of Phonetic Encoding Algorithms on Transcription Datasets
- Effects of syntactic role on L1 & L2 processing of pronoun resolution
- EXPRESS: Inferring Pink- and Blue-Collar Jobs: Children’s Eye Movements When Reading Gender Stereotyped Occupations
- Priming beyond syntax: Crosslinguistic evidence for shared syntactic and thematic representations in Polish-English bilingual children
- Constraints on articulation rate: utterance length, age, and gender across North American and British Isles Englishes
- A dependency-based analysis of the cognitive load of Chinese contracted sentences: evidence from annotated corpora
- Is L2 the Least Stable System? The Dynamics of VOT Trilingual Production in Polish–English–Norwegian Read and Spontaneous Speech
- Rethinking pronunciation in Spanish heritage speakers
- Nasal coarticulation patterns remain L1-dominated in intermediate L2-Spanish: Aerodynamic evidence